Peabody Veterans Memorial High School - Meta Yearbook (Peabody, MA)

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T wenty-eight META P. H. S. ROBERT B. DUNN “Character is worth a thousand laurels.” Class Basketball Science Club Certainly “Bob never makes himself obnoxious by talking too much, but that might be said to be a virtue that ought to be cultivated by a great many people. He goes his own way conscientiously and quietly, and never attempts a task unless he can complete it. Keep it up “Bob and success will be yours. RUTH W. DURKEE “With always a friendly greeting.” Ruth, known to her closer friends as “Ruthie,” is a real credit to the class of “36”. Always ready to give advice with a smile, she has worked her way into our hearts, forever to remain. We wish her all the luck in the world, and feel sure she will succeed. RICHARD H. EAGAN “Some are born great; others achieve greatness.” Meta Staff Debating Club Strand Night Observer Staff Senior Class President Here is the proof that large people have been seeking for years. “Dick” surely proves that not all good things come in small packages. As he goes forth may “Dick” always wear that characteristic smile and be assured that our best wish ' es go with him in every endeavor.

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P. H. S. MET A Twenty-seven MARY DUBIE “Tiny in stature, but great in spirit.’’ How very truly the above quotation describes our Mary! She seems ever ready to lend a helping hand to any one. Mary is one of our more retiring students, but a true friend to all those who are fortunate to know her well. Our sincere wishes for future success, Mary! DANIEL J. DUGGAN “Rome was not built in a day.’’ This versatile young man is one of our best liked classmates. He seems to have a natural ability for making friends with his disarming smile and pleasing person- ality. We wish “Danny” a lot of luck in his future undertakings. GRACE M. DULLEA “Laugh, and the world laughs with you.” Meta Staff Spanish Club Science Club P. H. S. Revue Introducing Miss “Always Smiling!” Grace could even make Mr. Gloom smile with her sunny disposition. The lunch counter will lose one of its magnets which draw so much business to it. We can see success smiling at you in the near future, Grace.

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P. H. S. MET A Twenty-nine LYMAN H. EARLE “Hever put off until tomorrow what may best be done today.” Football Although Lyman seems to many of his classmates to be rather quiet, he is known to possess sterling qualities that augur well for his future. Don’t get the wrong im- pression! He’s not too quiet. Lyman has a real sense of humor; he can ap- preciate a good story; and he can play a harmless prank. Good luck, Lyman! WILLIAM G. EARLE “Not could his in flow faster than his wit.” Science Club Spanish Club Strand Night P. H. S. Revue “Bill” has established himself both as a singer and a scholar as is shown by the activities in which he has taken part. His wit and good humor have also helped to bring him into the high estimation which his friends have for him. We wish him luck and he deserves it. ESTHER I. ESKENAS “ How doth the little busy bee Improve each shining hour?” Class Basketball Science Club Girls’ Basketball Glee Club We see Esther hurrying about, with always something to do. She does not wait for opportunity to knock; she opens the door and goes down the walk to meet it. She seems to have set a goal for herself and to have started on her way toward it.